Canadian rose varieties are characterized by abundant flowering and rapid growth. One of them, giving brushes of beautiful raspberry or red flowers, is described below. Rosa Adelaide Hoodless is not capricious in relation to living conditions. She easily takes root on a site with other inhabitants, and also suffers severe frosts, landscape designers like it.
The Canadian government has long funded the cultivation of frost-resistant roses. One result is parkland Adelaide Hoodless. The series is distinguished by endurance and decorativeness, intended for regions with severe winters. The wonderful Adelaide Hoodless rose is one of the best-selling, popular. Decorating the garden with a bright spot does not require special care activities throughout the seasons.
Adelaide Hoodless Blossoms
Description and characteristic
Flowering of this variety is observed on long branches bending under the weight of the hands. In inflorescences - from 5 to 15 semi-double raspberry or red roses. The bush needs support, it grows quickly.
According to the description, it differs in the following features:
- The leaves are shiny, dark, green in color.
- Repeated flowering with abundant first wave.
- The bush reaches 2 or 3 meters.
- Frost and drought tolerance.
The photo reflects the appearance of the bush.
Lush flowering rose Adelaide Hoodless
In inflorescences, 5 to 15 flowers of a magnificent red-raspberry hue are formed. Rose stably blooms repeatedly. Between periods - episodic formation of single buds.
Advantages and disadvantages of the variety
In a rose of special selection, there are both important and secondary advantages:
- Resistance to winter, no need for shelter, which distinguishes from other varieties.
- Good tolerance of drought.
- Pests practically do not attack.
- Diseases almost never occur.
- Care does not require much work.
- Easy cultivation, accessible even to beginners.
Disadvantages in the description are practically not indicated. They note a somewhat weak development in the first five years of life.
Use in landscape design
Adelaide canadian rose looks good alone on the lawns. For such a beautiful plant, there is always a place even on a site with a small area. It looks great in a group with other inhabitants of gardens and parks, is widely used in landscape design. They make flower arches out of it.
Flower planting
When planting in the ground, the neck is hidden by 3 cm of soil. The roots are straightened, at the end of the procedure the rose is filled with water to reveal shrinkage and add soil. In the first winter, the base needs to be spudded 20 cm with a mixture of earth and sand 1: 1. Subsequently, this is optional. No need to bend the shoots to winter and shelter.
In what form is landing
Apply seedlings and cuttings. Group accommodation is considered preferable. Seedlings can be grafted, successful cuttings retain all the signs.
What time is the landing
Bearing in mind the middle zone of the Russian Federation and the North, the landing begins with the onset of spring. This is the end of April and the first of May. In the fall, an event is also possible. But you should not hesitate, as the rose should be well rooted in the onset of cold weather.
Location selection
Rose of Canadian variety Adelaide Hoodless loves places well lit by the sun, but partial shade also accepts. The right choice of planting area is the key to the health of the bush. Free air access is very favorable - pests and diseases will attack less.
Important! Planting in a lowland is not recommended. There melt water and cold air masses accumulate. A flower is at risk of disease.
How to prepare the soil and flower for planting
In order for the plant to be unpretentious, proper soil preparation is necessary. When digging a hole, fertilizers should be added there: this is peat, humus, compost, ash.
Landing procedure step by step
For planting roses, dig a hole of 0.5 meters.
Further, they act in stages:
- Fertile soil is poured into the bottom.
- Sometimes an assistant is required. One person must place the rose in the pit, the other - straightens the root system. The neck is located no more than 3 cm below the surface.
- The bush is covered with earth, which compacts around.
Having planted a rose, it is abundantly watered. Sagged soil is leveled by adding earth. Apply peat mulch.
A bush of a park rose Adelaide Hoodless
Plant care
Although the plant is not whimsical, it is necessary to follow the basic rules of agricultural technology. You need to loosen and moisten the soil, fight weeds, cut the rose and process against fungi.
Watering rules and humidity
With good tolerance of drought, watering in the heat is still necessary. Too cold water temperature is not suitable, for each bush you will need a bucket of water. With drought, you need to moisten the soil twice a week. When September comes, watering is stopped. Or reduce the procedure to 1 time per week. The plant does not like stagnation of moisture.
Attention! For irrigation apply well-maintained warm water.
Top dressing and soil quality
Fertilizing twice a year is recommended. In summer, the rose is fed with nitrogen. In autumn, phosphorus and potassium are added to the soil. You will need and complex fertilizer, which is sold. Young seedlings make special demands on the land. The quality of the soil is cultivation, the addition of humus. The fertile layer should be 40 cm. It must be borne in mind that long roots are located at the surface in order to receive oxygen.
Pruning and transplanting
The procedure is carried out for preventive purposes. It is also necessary to form a plant, which is done in spring, when the first buds appear. If a gardener likes a sprawling bush, you can leave it like that. Sanitary pruning of roses is done in the spring, dried and diseased branches are removed. If the bush has grown greatly, thinning is allowed.
Features of wintering a flower
Rose refers to varieties that do not require shelter. In the middle zone of the Russian Federation, at the same time, parts of shoots looking out of the snow cover often freeze. If this happens, you need to do additional processing, cutting to live wood. At the end of the autumn period, you only need to spud the plant. Rosa will not let the snow cover die. Even with complete freezing (temperature of about 40 degrees), the plant is easily restored. After all, this is laid down at the level of genes.
Period of activity and rest
The flowering process is rapidly growing, comes to continuity. The bush itself, fountain-shaped in shape, begins to wilted under shoots under weight. The first wave is very plentiful. During a more modest, but impressive second, solitary flowers appear. Since the plant loves sunny places, the heyday falls on the hot summer time: June, July and August. Peace comes with the advent of late autumn.
During and after flowering
It is necessary to water your pets on time to create comfort in the heat. The guarantee of the harvest of flowers will come on sufficiently moist loamy soils. Also required is the permeability of air to the roots, achieved by loosening.
Diseases, pests, methods of control
The plant is practically not attacked by pests and diseases. In particular, there is resistance to black spotting. This requires the right choice of landing place, eliminating excessive humidity.
Reasons if not blooming
Subject to the rules of care, the bush should bloom, because genetics provide for abundance. It is recommended to remove the buds in the first year of growth, leave a few of them. Then the root system will ripen faster, become full, can survive the winter favorably. Already in the spring, the bush will delight the hosts. Loosening and fertile additives will also ensure splendor of flowering.
Adelaide Hoodless, standard copy
Breeding
Adelaide can be propagated by cuttings. This method allows you to save all the characteristics of the variety. You can take ready-made seedlings.
When produced
Pruning of cuttings is done from young bushes. For this, a second wave of flowering should come. Landing in open ground is best done immediately, in the same period. Material can also be obtained by pruning the plant. For example, after the formation of the first buds in the spring.
Process description
The shoot is cut into sections comprising up to 4 buds each. The bottom cut is made oblique, 2 sheets are left on top, removing the rest. Having placed the cuttings on the garden bed, they are watered and covered with a transparent bottle of polyethylene. Regularly ventilate.
With a little care for the rose, Adelaide will reward the gardener with abundant continuous flowering. The bush will delight for a long time, decorating the site, like a flower gallery.
